British Patent Office - Abridgments Class 112, Sewing and Embroidering 1897-1900 (1903)
British Patent Office · leaf 173
ching the stop 40, the thread is cut by the | cutters 34, and the needles draw the thread ends through the holes they have pierced. ‘The cutter | 34, Fig. 4, comprises two jaws geared together by the engagement of a tooth on one in a.recess in | the other. A pin 52 prevents the thread from leaving… … gripper to close on the thread. As the gripper returns, the hooked needles 13 descend and the Sewing - machines, overedge stitching in; orna- thread is pushed into their path bya pin 45 carried | mental sewing.—Relates to sewing-machine attach- on an arm 41 connected by a spring 43 to a sleeve, |…
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